Begin with the basics
Clear, clean, handle overdue maintenance, make light repairs, and improve the yard before considering a major redesign.
Preparing for sale
Start with cleaning and repairs. Renovate only when the numbers support it.
Most homes need preparation before selling. Fewer need a full renovation.
Count the full cost
Include permits, time, carrying costs, delays, and the chance that a buyer would choose different finishes.
Know who is likely to buy
A homeowner, builder, and rehabber may value the same work differently. Spend where the likely buyer will notice it.
Compare selling as-is
Before work begins, compare a prepared sale with selling in the current condition. The added price may not cover the added time and expense.
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